Reason #17: Eccentric blackness.
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7 comments:
WTF does all of that have to do with "blackness", eccentric or not?
^ Wash your contacts, Bro. Fisher. Wesley Willis was Black... which makes him a part of the Black American Story.
What's your problem? Santa Claus leave a lump of salt in your stocking?
Mills...
"Wesley Willis was Black... which makes him a part of the Black American Story."
"Blackness" is anything a "black" person does?
So if I am "black" and this guy is "black" then his behavior is somehow a reflection of my character?
That's a dumb ass, and above all, useless definition.
^ Who's talking about character, Michael? Are you familiar with a series of music posts I've done under the title "Eccentric blackness"?
Further, are you familiar generally with the postmodern, somewhat ironic usage of the suffix "-ness"? As in hotness, wrongness and awesomeness?
Ligthen up and enjoy the free entertainment I'm trying to provide here.
I'm not big on his music, but his lyrics are dope.
Who let him out of the back room?
Rest in Peace Wesley/
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